Which logo is the best?

[=BK=]

Edited March 18, 2015 by Kirkland

[EddieG]

I read "best" as "the least bad.

[=BK=]

That was a totally necessary and helpful comment.

[Gazz]

3 has the most visual impact. I don't like the two that have two different fonts.

[EddieG]

That was a totally necessary and helpful comment.

None are just very good in my opinion, you asked a question, I answered, I can be more specific with what I don't like about them, if you want?

[OGpistolpete]

That was a totally necessary and helpful comment.

None are just very good in my opinion, you asked a question, I answered, I can be more specific with what I don't like about them, if you want?

Yes, you could, instead of being an asshole, such as suggesting he try using just one larger "C" to act as the capital letters for each word and moving "arolina" on top of "lash" to square the logo more. Or maybe suggesting he put the text in some sort of shape to give it more definition. Or suggesting he stick to just one font type, using only italics or bold or emphasize the difference in words. Or maybe using a larger stroke which is commonly seen in more logos as opposed to just a 3-5pt stroke.

[K]

the answer is three

[=BK=]

3 has the most visual impact. I don't like the two that have two different fonts.

3 actually has two fonts too,I guess they match up better.

[9 to 5]

3 is the only decent one there, but it is pretty decent.

[=BK=]

That was a totally necessary and helpful comment.

None are just very good in my opinion, you asked a question, I answered, I can be more specific with what I don't like about them, if you want?

Yes, you could, instead of being an asshole, such as suggesting he try using just one larger "C" to act as the capital letters for each word and moving "arolina" on top of "lash" to square the logo more. Or maybe suggesting he put the text in some sort of shape to give it more definition. Or suggesting he stick to just one font type, using only italics or bold or emphasize the difference in words. Or maybe using a larger stroke which is commonly seen in more logos as opposed to just a 3-5pt stroke.

Thanks for this. I'll mess around later and see what else I can come up with taking this in mind.

[=BK=]

So...

Better? I had another based on the NC state flag but GIMP crashed and ate it.

[jupiterhill]

I like that one, but is there a way to move the diamond in the A's? Putting them in the center I think would look better than bulging out of one side.

[=BK=]

Ah, not sure on that. That's the fonts doing. I could move the diamonds easily but repairing the part they came from and making that look natural is something I don't think I could do.